BY ROBERT MULHEARN

The writer of Hebrews is calling the audience, in light of Jesus' power, to lift there arms and get back into the fight. Having our arms raised leaves us vulnerable, but exposes us to our deep need for Jesus when life takes unexpected turns.

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

The writer has made his case for faith but ultimately wants the audience to understand that talking about faith does not result in any change. To generate faith is to understand Jesus' faith in us and that everyone that proceeds him is to help us make the faithful decision to imitate his life on earth.

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

The discourse in Hebrews continues as the writer pushes the audience to see the meaninglessness of tradition, temples and rituals without the bigger picture Jesus would come to fulfill. A strong reminder for us today to remember to keep the main focus of our lives on Jesus, and to check for issues we are discussing that are secondary to God; while ensuring our conscience is aligned with a will that can only be enacted through Jesus' death and the law being fulfilled 

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

As the writer continues to make Jesus' claim to the kingdom more sound theologically and ever more compelling through history we see the him/her align Jesus with the order of the Priesthood from Genesis. This profound argument helps us realize God's plan for even before the institutionalization of the Law for the nation of Israel. Gods plan was always Jesus!

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

As the writer of Hebrews laments the lack of maturity within the congregation, though they remain hopeful of better things in the future. The writer calls them to see what they can be when applying scriptural training to their own hearts constantly.

HOLD FIRM TO THE FAITH

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

Faith is what ties us to a solid foundation, and we must continue to work, build and grow our faith in order to withstand the many different ways life and the world will, like a torrent, try to carry us away.

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

The writer of Hebrews outlines the law of Moses, and the need for the Sabbath based on reverence for God and how he decided to rest after creation. Today we still have this rest, but not by the Sabbath, but instead through Jesus as God makes he home to rest in our hearts.

BY JEREMY NEWTON-JOHN

The writer of Hebrews shows us the nature of our relationship with God, call and response and helps us to be unified as we collectively call his power into our world; along with our own hearts.

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

An opportunity to understand the more conceptual meaning behind holiness, and the power that is all to often only associated with being set apart by obedience rather than being close enough to God to see his power manifest in our lives.

BY ROBERT MULHEARN

As we look to Jesus, we have to ensure we avoid the drift that occurs in our faith - we remain mindful of the escape the world claims to offer and through scripture we are reminded that our true escape is from the world in hand with Jesus